Ozzy Osbourne was dealing with serious tax bills when he died at age 76, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

The heavy metal legend and his wife, Sharon Osbourne, reportedly owed over $5million to the IRS, records obtained by RadarOnline.com show. The stunning debt could complicate his legacy and his family’s estate.

The duo was hit with two separate tax liens by the feds. One in 2023 was for $689,107.00, while a second lien in 2024 was a much higher $4,362,410.00

Was Ozzy Paid for Final Concert?

Source: MEGAOzzy performed his final concert 17 days before his death.

Ozzy bravely took to the stage for one final show with Black Sabbath on July 5, a mere 17 days before his passing on Tuesday, July 22. His health had declined to the point where he was unable to walk and perform while sitting on a bat throne due to his battle with Parkinson’s disease and other health issues. However, fans were wildly thrilled to get to hear his booming voice live for the last time.

It’s unclear if the Prince of Darkness was paid for his final performance, which surely would have helped with his alleged tax dilemma.

Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello served as the musical director for the Back To The Beginning show, and said the star-studded daylong concert “raised a ton of money for a great cause.” The $190million was reportedly divided between the Cure Parkinson’s charity, Acorn Children’s Hospice, and the Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

Black Sabbath formed in Birmingham, England, in 1968, and played their final show at the city’s Villa Park stadium. It marked the first time the members had performed together in 20 years, and the concert drew 42,000 fans in person as well as another 5.8 million who watched via an online livestream.

Forced to Quit Touring

Source: MEGAOzzy was seen using a cane for mobility shortly after announcing he was no longer able to tour.

While Ozzy made a fortune over the years as a member of Black Sabbath and as a solo artist, he was forced to quit touring for good in 2023 due to his health, which is said to have taken a significant hit on the rock star’s ability to make new money.

“Never would I have imagined that my touring days would end this way,” he told fans while announcing he was canceling upcoming shows in the UK and Europe. “My team and I tried everything to get me back on stage, but my body is simply telling me that I have to face reality.”

Ozzy vowed: “I will never stop making music. My passion for creating is stronger than ever, and I still have more to give in the studio.” However, he didn’t put out any albums after being forced to retire from touring. The Crazy Train singer’s 13th studio album, Patient Number 9, was released in September 2022.

The Paranoid singer was forced to cancel 2019 tour dates and postpone his 2020 European tour after a terrible fall at his Los Angeles home that re-injured his neck and required surgery and an extensive rehabilitation. He had undergone multiple neck and spine surgeries over the years after breaking his neck in a near-fatal quad bike accident in 2003.

Ozzy announced his diagnosis with Parkinson’s disease in 2020, after doctors discovered it during a surgery the year prior.

Source: MEGAThe singer performed through pain to thrill his fans one last time.

Ozzy was thrilled to take the stage one last time for his fans, gushing, “You have no idea how I feel,” about performing live for one last time. However, it didn’t come without quite a bit of discomfort.

“His Parkinson’s has progressed and he’s in a great deal of pain,” an insider said at the time. “But instead of resting, he pushed himself to make this happen.

“No one could tell him otherwise, no matter what was said. He didn’t care. He wanted this for his fans… and himself.”

Source: MEGAOzzy was ‘surrounded by love’ when he died.

Ozzy’s family confirmed his death in a moving statement: “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.

“He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family’s privacy at this time.”

The announcement was signed off on by Sharon and their children: Jack, Kelly, Aimee, and Louis.